Making Waves with Brent Hayden: A Canadian Olympian's Journey. Episode 170
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Canadian Swimming World Champion and Olympic bronze medalist, Brent Hayden, shares his incredible journey, from standing on the podium at the 2012 London Olympics to making a triumphant comeback after a 7-year hiatus. Hear firsthand about his remarkable achievement of becoming the oldest swimmer to break the 48-second barrier in the 100m freestyle and nearly leading Canada to a relay bronze medal in Tokyo! 🌊 Key Highlights: 🏅 Olympic Glory: Brent reflects on his illustrious career, highlighting his Olympic bronze medal from the 2012 London Olympics and the emotions surrounding that unforgettable moment. 🔄 The Comeback: Uncover the inspiring story of Brent's comeback, the challenges he faced after seven years away from competitive swimming, and the determination that fueled his return to the pool. 🇨🇦 Elite Canadian Swimmers: Gain insights into the landscape of Canadian swimming as Brent discusses the current state of elite swimmers and the rising talents that are making waves in the sport. 🏊‍♂️ Freestyle Technique: Dive deep into the technical aspects of freestyle swimming as Brent shares his expertise and experiences, offering valuable insights for swimmers and enthusiasts alike. 🤿 Entertaining Swimming: Brent provides his unique perspective on how to make swimming more entertaining, discussing innovations and ideas that could bring a new level of excitement to the sport. Whether you're a swimming aficionado, a sports enthusiast, or simply curious about the life of an Olympian, this podcast is your front-row seat to the incredible journey of Brent Hayden.
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